Interview with Legss: the feral answer to Britpop
"Britpop is all about that sort of carefree attitude. It's about celebrating everything, not...
Find consolation and excitement, wallowing in the counter-culture of HARESS’ ‘Skylarks’
The England band straddles the line between tranquil, gradual arrangements and cacophonous ones on...
Interview with Sunglasz Vendor: the self-effacing three-piece soundtracking existential hesitation
“There are two ends of the political compass. There's anarchy and 'Guitar Hero,' and...
Everything is Psychedelic defy definition throughout ‘The Beautiful Malaise’
The UK duo’s daring debut album could only have emerged from the depths of...
As the world speeds up, Natalie Wildgoose slows down with ‘Come Into The Garden’
The London-based folk artist invites us into a wild garden brimming with intricate piano...
96 Back’s ‘tender, exit’ sits between in and post-club music
With UK nostalgia lashings and dub's haunting emotional chords, 96 Back created something that...
Interview with Tlya X An: the musician bringing multidimensional surrealism to pop
"I would love to create a space where people feel empowered and lose themselves...
Actress creates his way into another loose concept album with ‘Statik’
The London-based artist’s latest album is composed like a real-time journey from a dark...
Florence Rose’s ‘My Lust Is My Religion’ affirms liberation is found in returning to our primal devotional feelings
The London-based model, director, and now singer-songwriter has crafted a striking world of dark...
Femur’s ‘Snake Rock’ is angry, and you should be, too!
The UK-based psych-punk band’s latest EP captures a level of feral desperation that matches...
‘scrap’ is wonderbug’s ode to the messy mix of emotions surfacing as we grow up
The London-based indie rock quartet's debut EP is energetic, dynamic, alive.
DIY pop and post-internet poetics refined on BUFFEE’s ‘EP2’
The Leeds-based producer’s latest EP documents her evolution from bedroom producer to soundscape architect.
Gas No Light’s ‘Three Moons Later’ is the soundtrack to Black history and it’s future
The Bristol-based artist builds momentum using ancient African polyrhythms before building galactic synth arrangements.
‘In An Empty Space I’m Screaming’ holds your hand while dragging you to the murky depths of gothic post-punk
On the UK-based band’s debut album, it’s clear Kailan Price’s need to make music...
‘GILT!’ is Enabling Behaviour’s haunting soundtrack for a sterile and unforgiving world
The UK-based post-punk band’s debut album is a discordant alternative with sardonic brooding always...
In The Crowd: BBC Music Introducing at The Lower Third (Luvcat, Nxdia, Soft Launch)
With August’s gig, Denmark Street has retained its reputation for providing creative musical outlets,...
Punk perestroika: the transcontinental sounds of Good News blister through on EP ‘Same As That’
Brit Babushkas and Co. hit a dance-punk beat on 'Same as That’ - A...
‘White Death’ invites us to the depths of Ocean LeClair’s diary as she untangles an intricate web of love and loss
Through angelic vocals and soothing instrumentals, the London-based singer-songwriter captures the essence of feeling...
Maruja reaches new heights with ‘Connla’s Well’
The U.K.-based art rock band has quickly returned with another palpably moody gut-punch of...
The unholy rites of Ekstasis are declared in ‘Valle Crusis’
Created to achieve self-transcendence through sound, the London-based experimental artist’s debut EP is a...
feeo gives a sweeping examination of excess on ‘run over’
The London-based experimental-electronic artist's latest EP is a continuation of her talent for translating...
Indie pop marries the proto-punk star on Dancer’s ‘As Well’
"Come, all ye unfaithful," and let Dancer’s latest EP deliver a shot of Brit-punk...
‘Bright Lights, Dead City’ is a flag in the sand for Minor Conflict
Listening to the Bristol-based post-punk band's latest release is like playing through your favorite...
